Run your whole pet waste removal business without paying for who you employ
Scheduling, routing, billing, and a field app built for this trade instead of adapted to it. Priced by how complex the operation is, never by headcount.
60 day free trial · No credit card · Unlimited customers, dogs, jobs, routes, and zones on every plan
Built for the route, not adapted to it
Generic field service tools make you fight for per dog pricing, skip rules, and gate codes. HoundStack starts there. Every screen assumes you are scooping yards, servicing waste stations, and getting techs through 20 stops before lunch.
Scheduling and routes
Recurring visits, zone pricing by postal prefix, a drag and drop dispatch board, and one click route optimization with real drive time math.
The field app
A My Day view built for the truck. Full offline completion, required before and after photos, and safety hazards shown before the gate opens.
Billing and payments
Prepaid credits or postpaid invoices, Stripe with your own key and no markup, and billing rules that know why a visit was skipped.
Commercial and HOA
Per unit billing for communities, waste station service routes, and DNA compliance with chain of custody tracking.
Neighbors and referrals
Two way SMS, automatic review prompts, referral credits for both sides, and a canvassing map that works your clients’ streets.
AI tools
An in house AI receptionist that books real appointments by text, churn risk scoring, suggested zone pricing, and a weekly business digest.
Reporting
Revenue, receivables aging, skip reasons, tech productivity, zone profitability, retention cohorts, and churn drivers.
Everything in one place
The full feature tour, including inventory, roles, and franchise tools.
Have a look around before you sign up
The dispatch board, billing, the AI receptionist, and reporting, shown the way they look inside the product. Stylized recreations of real screens, not stock mockups.
The unglamorous stuff is covered too
Named importers
Dedicated import tools for Sweep&Go, Jobber, Housecall Pro, Time To Pet, and GorillaDesk, each with a mapping preview and a dry run.
Franchise rollup
Multi location accounts with automatic royalty billing and a franchisor dashboard across every location.
Scoped roles
Owner, office manager, dispatcher, and tech each get their own experience. Nobody wades through screens their job never touches.
Inventory tracking
Bags, deodorizer, and gear tracked per tech, with low stock alerts before someone runs out mid route.
Already running on something else?
There are named import tools for Sweep&Go, Jobber, Housecall Pro, Time To Pet, and GorillaDesk, plus a CSV importer for anything else. Every import shows you a field mapping preview and a dry run summary before a single record is written.
See the migration guidesThe questions everyone asks first
Why don’t you charge by number of customers or employees?
Because growth is success, not a cost trigger. Winning more customers or hiring more people should never be the reason your software bill jumps. What actually changes as an operation matures is complexity, deeper reporting, more control, franchise structure, and that is what the tiers price.
What counts as an active employee?
Anyone with a login used at least once in the billing period, in any role. Techs, dispatchers, and office staff all count the same way. Someone who never logs in that month does not count.
What happens after my 60 day trial?
You either convert to Launch at $79 per month or the account pauses. Nothing is deleted either way; a paused account keeps its data and picks up where it left off when a payment method is added. The trial is purely time based, nothing you do inside it triggers a charge.
More on contracts, allowances, and downgrades in the full pricing FAQ.
Built by someone who watched this trade closely
"HoundStack started with looking hard at how scooper businesses actually run their day, and at software that charges you more for every person you hire. This trade deserved a tool built from the route up, so I'm building it."
— Brendan Schmidt, founder · read the whole story
Writing for operators, not for algorithms
How to write a route so techs are not driving in circles
Route order is the biggest controllable cost in a scooping business. Here is how to build routes that hold up, from zone boundaries to the order you actually drive.
What separates a good tech from a great one in this trade
Speed is table stakes. The techs who grow a scooping business are the ones clients mention by name, and the habits behind that are trainable.
How to handle a client who calls to complain their yard was missed
The missed yard call is the most common complaint in this trade. A calm script, the proof to check first, and how to keep the same call from repeating.
Put it on one truck this week
Start a 60 day free trial, no credit card, no usage triggers. Or book a demo and we will walk your actual route setup through it.
60 day free trial · No credit card · Cancel anytime, data stays exportable